the prosecution allowed trey von on the defense.was not only on trial he did not have an effective advocate in the courtroom. i don't think the prosecution believed in their case. they do not believe he was a victim because they did not argue the evidence they had. ofthere were some questions the prosecution. >> until april 11, they did not even charge him. they did not think he was worthy of being arrested and it was the public outcry, the groundswell of support. many participated in that and it led to the arrest but that is just the beginning, not the end. they still had approved the case. >> did they have a theory of the case? >> they did not and i've never seen a prosecutor win without a theory of the case. you have to give the jury a story. they will not do that job for you. defense willt the do. >> the defense had a very coherent theory one that george zimmerman articulated from the very first moment when he arrived smoking gun in hand and said it was self-defense. defense painted a very scary picture. trey von martin was assa

another way of saying that is trey von martin could have been me.you think about why in the african-american community at least there's a lot of pain around what happened here, i think it's important to recognize that the african-american community is looking at this issue through a set of experiences and a history that does not go away. >> she covered this case for nbc news and msnbc and she writes about it in a new book, suspicion nation, the inside story of the trey von martin and justice -- trayvon martin injustice. let's talk about zimmerman first. since the acquittal, what has happened? >> he's popped up in the news. his wife and girlfriend have accused him of pointing guns at them. they both recanted and dropped the charges. we've seen him go to the gun manufacturer and pose for pictures like a celebrity. he signed up to do a celebrity boxing match but after public outcry, that was canceled. >> why was he acquitted? >> he was acquitted because the state of florida failed to make his case. inside the jury room, they described going through and

von jolly had a mass that was balanced with a known mass over here. underneath this mass, he rolled six tons of lead. and that's m2. and he knew this very, very accurately and he knew this very, very accurately. and when he did that, guess what happened, gang? this side pulled down a slight, slight bit. it got out of equilibrium. so what von jolly did was he put some other little masses on here, now he didn't have this equal like this, i mean, you can see the darn thing, okay? but he puts some other little masses there and restored the balance. when he put the other little masses here to restore the balance that's to say he has the force that pulled this down. he knows the force? he knows the mass? 1, he knows m 2 and he could measure the distance very accurately. he has everything except g. all you got to do is take that force, numerical value, divide it by the product of the masses,

army and helped von brown to whitewash his path. the space race with the soviets was the key to soup rem si. there's no way the general public could swap j the idea that von brown had dark-hard programs during world war ii . thousands of people died in slave labour. it's horrible to think about it. you talk about doctors and other individuals who were involved in other experiments. one was sigfried rough, and there was a bunch of others. he said: >> he was acquitted at nuremberg. there's so much evidence that they were conducting horrible experiments on live human being, and they were brought to the united states. >> rough was one of seven arrested for war crimes. i was able to get the pentagon to declassify a document with the help of harvard university. after all these years it showed that those men were on a wanted war crimes lift. we knew they were conducting anyway. >> some american scientists objected to operation paper clip, chief among them albert einstein, saying: >> 2007 dwight eisenhower had meetings over the alarm going

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helped von braun to white wash his past.magine how importantly it was, that space race with the soviets was the key to supremacy and there was no way that the american public could swallow this idea that von braun had some very dark hearted programs going on in world war ii. >> it's horrible to think about and then you talk about these doctors and other individuals who were involved in all of these experiments, one of them was siegfried ruff, he said personally i would not consider these experiments as immoral, especially in war time. and he was acquitted at nurenburg. >> he was one of seven tried at nurenburg. after all these years that finally showed that those men were on a wanted war crimes list. we knew they were conducting medical experiments but we hired them anyways. >> some objected to operation paper clip, some of them albert einstein. raises the issues for their fitness to hold key positions in american institutions. even dwight eisenhower had meetings but ended up supporting it too. >> you know an interesting ane

>> is interesting because they mentioned theodore von carmen who is the world's leading aerodynamics says. he was -- i guess you could say, von carmen was to aerodynamics when einstein was to physics and hap recognized back and brought people like that into his circle of advisers. yes, sir. >> could you characterize his relationship with curtis lemay, their working relationship? >> well, that was interesting. i knew curtis lemay. i wish we would have talked more about hap. curtis lemay with somebody with a reputation, there are a lot of elements to this complex reputation. but he had a reputation among other things have somebody who got things done. that was how lemay ended up writing the b-29 operation. interesting thing about the air force -- operated b-29s was that while all these other numbered air forces, 15 others, each had a commander. the commander of the 20th air force was hap arnold. he maintained personal command of that. this field commander was curtis lemay. when it came time -- when hap and don douglas started rand, with what they brought in as part of their little grou

he was, i guess you could say von carmen was to aerodynamics was einstein was to feds bics. and hap -- physics. and hap recognized that and brought people like that into his circle of advisers. yes, sir. >> could you characterize his relationship with curtis lemay, their working relationship? >> well, that was, that was interesting. i knew curtis lemay. we didn't -- i wish we would have talked more about hap, but curtis lemay was somebody with a reputation. well, there were a lot of elements to his complex reputation. but he had a reputation among other things as somebody who got things done. so that was how lemay ended up running the b-29 operation out in the marianas. interesting thing about the 20th air force that the -- that operated the b-29s. while all of these other numbered air forces, there were 15 others, each had a commander, the commander of the 20th air force was hap arnold. he maintained personal command of that. but his field commander was curtis lemay. and when it came time to, when hap and don douglas started rand, one of guys that they brought in as part of

maria von trapp lived in vermont.he was 99 years old. >>> as sochi breathes a sigh of relief after the conclusion in the winter olympics, nervous tensions are building in rio de janeiro which will host the summer olympics in just two years from now. in olympic terms, that is not a lot of time. and they admit the list is long and it is challenging. bill neely is there tonight with a progress report. >> reporter: rio, the city of sun, samba and soccer, and now the site of the next olympics. but behind the smiles and excitement, serious concerns. >> it is just a huge bay of sewage. >> reporter: this bay will host olympic sailing. it's filthy. and rio is struggling to clean it up on time. rio's mayor concedes it's a problem. >> this is one of our biggest challenge. we can -- we have to show that we are able to deal with these things. >> reporter: this is the site of the next olympic games. it's a building site. the officials in charge of the olympics are telling rio to speed up. there's not a single day to lose, they say.

maria von trap fled nazi occupied austria with her family in 1938.ingers then went to win a acclaim in new york. their story became the basis for the sound of news being a movie about a woman who married a widower with seven children. maria was 99 years old. >>> just days after the mobile messaging service what's up was bought out by facebook in a multi billion dollars deal it's back in the spotlight. a breakdown in communication has outraged many users before it was restored. gerald has the details. 67. >> it's an out i believe that affected 450 million people unable to sends or receive messages and that frustration has been made clear on social media. it remained a top trending topic on twitter. and here a sampling of some of the post that his we saw. this is it, the a park lips. what did people do in no the whose app times. not cool, mark, not cool. that, of course, referring to facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. the conspiracy theory is that facebook spent all the money to weed out composition it. some of the photos show it west, one with a happy mark

most cases involve immigrants being held in attention senters and those in asylum. >>> maria von trap died. the family escaped from he are austria was the inspiration for the hit musical the sound of music, she died of natural cause on his tuesday at her home in vermont. >>> so many many are asking what's up after what's app servers went down on saturday. the company tweeted service was restored and apologizes for the outage that lasted more than three hours, the smart phone messaging application is being bought by facebook for $19 billion. ceo mark zuckerberg predicts the current 450 million users will now grow to 1 billion in a few short years. thanks so much for watching al jazerra american i am morgan radford live in from new york city. "inside story" is next. i'll see you right back here at 4:00 a.m. eastern. of miss rule, colonial any next. corruption, suspended contusions. the central african republic has not been good to its citizens, now amid rising a violence, is it unraveling. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hello i am ray suarez. during

he's been in the papers and covered by lots of the media it's the mexican ski championship herbert's von holzen who and he's actually just one eighth mexican he's actually descendant of german royalty people say he's a prince of the people he'll be wearing the lera outfits and you certainly won't miss him in his truck folds ruffled succeeded with his red tie and come a band that's the prince hubertus von hold and moving on to the russian bombshell that is irina sidr over recently she posed for a glossy magazine wearing just lingerie with her curling stone she's got lots of tongues wagging lots of people are looking forward to seeing her tonight of course she isn't just a pretty face but she is a celebrity here in russia of course and i would also be seeing other teams from around the world including great britain and the rest of the russian team so while three billion people might be watching the opening ceremony for the famous torch bearing other people will see it as a fashion and somewhat political statement regarding what people are wearing let's look forward to an excitement here is

seven children of the von trapp family became the basis of the nineteen fifty nine runs the musical in nineteen sixty five oscar winning movie the film was later preserved in the us is national film registry for being a critic as culturally and historically significant the movie which tells the story of a sydney family escaped oppression has also faced criticism most of it and it ain't a committee script re lucky chaotic austrians threatened by nazis but not necessarily the scene of the main issues of anti semitism and military isn't from across the taxation of costs and into germany robert think vice president of communications for rogers hammerstein organization which are present the musical composers kind priest in musical and was working towards bringing down in music his spiritual home in austria for more than a decade some one thousand tourists kind to the city of last month in south beach is to state this month will directly on the ice on the stock to cover my sis the second in the top and simple temple something which only happens twice a year the only time now and in spite of

. ♪ >> the von trapps, over the weekend, we learned the last surviving child of the original von trappmade famous in the movie, has died at the age of 99. in "the sound of music," we knew her as louisa, the second oldest daughter, but in real life, she was named maria like her stepmother. eventually, she and her family settled in vermont. by the way, she once said that she was shocked at the portrayal of his father, saying he was loving and kind, not the tough disciplinarian that we saw on the movie screen. >>> and up next right here -- remembering the man behind the comedy classics that still have us laughing. >> don't cross this street. and i have diabetic nerve pain. it's hard to describe, because you have a numbness, but yet you have the pain like thousands of needles sticking in your foot. it was progressively getting worse, and at that point i knew i had to do something. once i started taking the lyrica the pain started subsiding. [ male announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cau

this drive may prove that the future of 3-d printing is as imaginary as the fantasy of dita von teeset is another tool that allows you to create forms you could not treat any other way. anfor now, this remains garment in the realm of high-fashion. -- an experiment in the realm of high-fashion. >> this is not a dress you wear every day. it is a white offensive evils -- it is a flight of fantasy. but that is not my style. >> i think you would rock that dress. >> can they print normal looking dresses? >> it is a piece of art. a lot of work by hand is to assemble this. that is part of the idea. >> can they do things that are more accessible to average the two murders? -- consumers? -- the sectors lost money. >> the stock has taken a big hit. >> a little bit. but there are enormous valuations. >> because they have gone up so much over the last year. yesterday, we had the chief financial officer of a company that does 3-d printing. we talk to him about the business. the movement in stock has been incredible. it has been up and to the right. despite the fact that this company has paltry reve

by interesting i can infect and one encounters the he missed our family singers maria von trapp has died aged ninety nine she was one of seven children of the top family who escaped from germany and his musical career inspiring defeated the sound of music the family became popular for their singing and started touring around europe after the nineteen thirty five performance at a festival in nineteen thirty eight pronounced it became an active part of my pre germany. the family found it hard to break its hostility towards especially jewish children according to the family biography written by maria had to stay on top in september nineteen thirty eight the family escaped to italy and then traveled to the united states with the became part of the concert audiences and ended up settling in vermont seven children of the von trapp family became the basis of the nineteen fifty nine runs the musical in nineteen sixty five oscar winning movie the film was later preserved in the us is national film registry for being an iconic as culturally and historically significant the movie which tells the st

ruffled succeeded with his red tie and come about and that's the prince hubertus von holding on to the russian bombshell that is arena recently she posed for a glossy magazine wearing just long as you re with curling stone she's got lots of tongues wagging lots people are looking forward to seeing her tonight of course she isn't just a pretty face but she is a celebrity here and russian of course tonight will also be seeing other teams from around the world including great britain and the rest of the russian team so while three billion people might be watching the opening ceremony for the famous torch bearing other people will see it as a fashion and somewhat political statement regarding what people are wearing what to look forward to in the excitement here is just incredible our season marson andras there was the latest on the fashion trends from salsa it's one hundred fourteen will do stay with us as we begin our special coverage of the games from our lympics studio and salty. twenty fourteen promises we call to make an exhilarating winter and. joining us now a i'm a criminal and i'

and von moltke was rather like the kaiser. he knew he was not the man his own glib in his own clothing architect of germany's victories, really the unification of germany. i think if the kaiser been very firmly on the side of these, von moltke would've had no choice but to agree. wedding and the kaiser gave way. i think he was affected by the knowledge that number of his army officers, and he adored his army. it was always my army. army but a number of these officers were calling him william the timid because he backed on previous occasions. there was a very revealing conversation he had with a close friend and summer of 1914 and he said three times, i am not backing down this time. and i think it was a dangerous sort of pressure on him to show that he really could be a bold and decisive leader. i mean, von moltke was prepared to go to war, although he was actually very pessimistic about germany's chances, but i think in the end it was the kaiser to make the decision. we will go on debating it for effort though i think. .. and

this dress may prove that the future of 3-d printing is as imaginary as the fantasy of dita von teese't see this as the future. i see it as another tool that allows you to create forms you could not create any other way. >> for now, this remains an experiment in the realm of high-fashion. >> this is not a dress you wear every day. it is a flight of fantasy. >> i know that is high-fashion, but i am not sure it is my style. >> i think you would rock that dress. >> can they print normal looking dresses? >> that wasn't normal? but the point, first of all it is a piece of art. it took a lot of work by hand to assemble this. that was part of the idea. >> can they do things that are more accessible to average consumers? >> that is the point. we talked about the rising stocks. the earnings, there were practically no earnings. revenue is growing at less than 20%. >> the stock has taken a big hit in the last few days. >> a little bit. but there are enormous valuations. >> because they have gone up so much over the last year. >> yesterday, we had the chief financial officer of a company that doe

maria von trapp was 99 years old and died at her home in vermont. the family won acclaim for their escape from nazi germany. >>> and lon weber was flying at 170 miles an hour when all of a sudden a bird hit the window, shattering it. ron said there was sheer panic. >> you're sitting there waiting for the bird. i don't know if he was diving when i got him. but the video is really good. >> he radioed may day and firefighters met him at the runway at fort myers airport, he is fine, just needs a new window. >>> and a new study that proves what so many pet owners already believe. >>> a little boy finds out he can't go to camp because he has a peanut allergy. is that discrimination? >>> and i'm leyla gulen, as you look at the camera you can see cloud clouds there and on top of the camera, the fog, and rain in the forecast, we'll ha >>> covering fremont, palo alto, north bay and all the bay area this is abc 7 news. >>> a little boy in concord was told he could not go to a summer camp all because he was allergic to peanuts. so is that discrimination? millio

mexicano en olÍmpicos de invierno se prepara para su debut cantando el esquiador mexicano hubertus vonparticipaciÓn humberto se da Ánimo al ritmo mexicano. >> estÁ orgulloso especialmente por el traje que es charro y que los mariachis siempre llevan cuando cantan y yo voy a cantar aquÍ con dinero y sin dinero (cantando). >> hago siempre lo que quiero y mi palabra es la ley. >> (en inglÉs). >> asegura que ademÁs de ser un buen esquiador tambiÉn es cantante, fotÓgrafo, presentaciÓn de television diseÑador y empresario. >> a ritmo de sigo siendo el reinoso despedimos, le deseamos una feliz noche. >> (♪). >> (♪). >> ahora usted estÁ bien informado, noticiero univisiÓn, su voz, su decisiÓn. >> (♪). >> ♪ ♪ seÑors pasajeros todo bajo control, sÓlo que al piloto le acaba de dar infarto. no se a alarme, sÓlo quiero saber si hay un doctor en el aviÓn. >>> yo, yo soy doctor, soy doctor zuÑiga. (aplausos). >>> sÍ se puede!

. >> jimmy: that's weird, it says vons on the side. >> we would just get whatever they had at vons thatas huge. >> jimmy: obviously. so we might as well -- and our coffees and our beans are usually whatever ralphs had on sale that day. >> jimmy: will you be doing this with other businesses? do you have, like, dumb dunkin'dunkin dunkin' donuts planned? >> yeah. i think this was so popular because a lot of americans lost hope that innovation in business was gone. and i think people saw, wow. there's a whole new way of doing things now. so i think it kind of allowed people to dream again in a way. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. well, that's ironic that something that keeps you up late at night would allow us to dream again. >> we have to deal with the health board right now. we met with them today. >> jimmy: oh. oh. >> i just found this out. the penalty is up to six months in jail. >> jimmy: so i'm trying to -- we're trying to be very nice to them. >> jimmy: i see, i see. i'm going to put in a word with the mayor. >> that would actually be helpful at this point. >> jimmy: i tell you something, if t

. >> rose: russia, tunisia, and a look back on the tray von martin case when we can continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: the winter olympics in sochi, russia, ended on sunday, but the conversation about russia continues. on wednesday, president vladimir putin put combat troops on high alert near ukraine's western border. tensions have increased in the pro-russian crimea. u.s. society john kerry warned russia must be very careful in the judgments and keep the commitments to respect the sovereignty of ukraine. "new yorker" editor david remnick just returned from sochi where he covered the olympic games for nbc. his article in can the new york this week is called "patriot games-- vladimir putin lives his olympic dream." i am very pleased to have our friend david remnick back at this table. so here you are, not an editor. your talent. >> talent, as they say on tv. who knew? you never called me talent. just the opposite. >> rose: first of all, it was a different experience for you. i mean, you're the

maria von trapp died at her home in vermont. 99 and was the second eldest daughter portrayed as louisa in the movie. >>> germany's foreign minister hopes the u.s. has learned its lesson about spying on allies after the nsa scandal. the minister told german's weekly newspaper that they hope to stop monitoring allied leaders and the u.s. needs to understand that comes at a political price. >>> and today the last chance to get your olympic fix. after 17 days and 98 medal events, the sochi games are ending with a closing ceremony. the host country russia tops the overall medal count with 33, including 13 gold. the u.s. came in second with 28 medals overall. the next winter games will be in south korea in 2018. and those are the top stories right now. shannon, back to you. >>> peter, thank you very much. a night out for dinner took a tragic turn at a long island restaurant. one man dead, 27 others hospitalized after a carbon monoxide leak. brian is here with more. >> reporter: carbon monoxide poisoning happens in homes or after storm

mason von. rox ana sal zar. [inaudible] bird. david mckinley. there is much to be thankful for in terms of the next generation of poet [inaudible] who will follow us and hope that despite all evidence to the contrary the succeeding generation is willing to embrace the emplausible and pursue the impossible and imagine the impossible. i want to make sure that i acknowledged my wife, sherry who among other things probably got me every job i ever held in the last 25 years. i thank you for most married couples there is vested interest in getting your husband out of the house otherwise he is hanging around doing god knows what. also, my wife taught me a great deal about what commitment and love looks like every day in ones life and i have clearly gotten the better half of this deal. she agrees with that, see. that is a intelligent woman. the last thing i want to say is, i think this sid city of san francisco is on many ways on the van gaurd of this on rushing on slot of nob and fanatics who somehow hijacked our system of government. we run the risk of

mexicano en olÍmpicos de invierno se prepara para su debut cantando el esquiador mexicano hubertus vonn cuando cantan y yo voy a cantar aquÍ con dinero y sin dinero (cantando). >> hago siempre lo que quiero y mi palabra es la ley. >> (en inglÉs). >> asegura que ademÁs de ser un buen esquiador tambiÉn es cantante, fotÓgrafo, presentaciÓn de television diseÑador y empresario. >> a ritmo de sigo siendo el reinoso despedimos, le deseamos una feliz noche. >> (♪). >> (♪). >> ahora usted estÁ bien informado, noticiero univisiÓn, su voz, su decisiÓn. >> (♪). >> >> hola que tal bienvenidos a conexión, pasaron más de 4 años para que el abogaderecho sergio pudiera ejercer su profesión el primero de febrero su sueño se hizo realidad, lo tenemos en los estudios en conexión california, comenzamos. >> como le

. >> across the country, in los angeles, liz and kyle von haslam mix their design know-how with sugarwhat the printer does when you hit play, it sprays out a fine layer of sugar and paints basically with water. wherever that model exists at that cross-section and then it spreads another very fine layer of sugar and it paints the next cross section from the very bottom layer of the object to the very top layer until the whole model is built. process. >> then comes the fun part. station. this is where we clean off all the excess sugar that is burying the model. >> it's the most delicious air i've ever breathed. >> looks like you annihilated certain sections of it here. >> i have to get rid of these damaged goods. delicious! >> all right kosta, so tell the truth. what did 3d printing taste like? >> delicious and i actually have some 3d printed treats for you guys to try. >> those ar mazing. >> -- those are amazing. >> candy of the future. >> work of art. >> bite in. bite in. >> like a big plump pixie stick. very good. i'd like to know how 3d printing could be incorporated into crime scen

in florida, a indicates drawn comparison to the case of tray von martin.a white man has been charged with killing a black teenager over a dispute over loud music. he may use stand your ground as his defense. his trial began today. from jacksonville florida. >> jordan davis was killed nine months after tray von march thin. michael dunn is planning on using a stand your ground defense. in a letter he sent to a relative from jail, he says his attorney tells him, he has a better case of self defense than zimmerman. >> lucy mcbath often sits in her son's room to feel closer to him. >> people used to say jordan was my shadow. he cared about people. and he had such a joy for life. >> the life of 17-year-old jordan davis ended in this s.u.v. in 2012. he and three friends were at a jacksonville gas station when 46-year-old michael dunn pulled alongside they will. he was a tour rift visiting the city with his girlfriend. during an interview he said he politely asked the teenagers to turn down their music. they complied at first. >> the music comes back on. you know,

talk about a special exhibit called the journey of the dress celebrating the 45th anniversary of diane vonurstenburg's iconic wrap dress. wait until you see all the

mademoiselle beata von holstein krona. charming, old lady, tremendously wealthy and a great benefactress. oh, mademoiselle. my true love. baron skanskorg. baron? i think he's the fellow who stole those jewels. let out the mummy and the party will be complete. polly. jacob, there? funny man. shall we have the young people in too? no, not the young. let them be spared. - shall we take tea? - why? none of us likes tea. why pretend we do? yeah, then, shall we talk? about the weather, which we know? ask about each others health? we know that too. i prefer silence. then you can hear thoughts, see the past. silence hides nothing, words conceal. i read the other day that differences of language arose through the eds of primitive people to keep their tribal secrets private. languages are ciphers. nevertheless, the time does come when that which is most secret must be revealed, when the mask must be stripped from the deceiver's face, when the identity of the criminal must be expos. what a silence. here, for example, in this respecta

of course, a von is hers are still up here studying the heavens and we'll show you the newer telescopeswell and you will meet the founder of word press, who turned down a fortune to save an idea and dr. jill tarter, founder of seti, the search for extra terrestrial intelligence and greg chin, a star who has risen, faded and is back on track. it all

. >> >> paul von behren welcomes immigrants if they are there legally. he says illegals drive up the cost of health care and education. what is clear is the number of latinos soared in recent years from less than 200 in 1990 to more than 3,000 in 200. they are here for jobs in meat packing plants like this one, and that, some say, is the real source of the debate in fre moment. some like reverend scott jensen says latinos make an easy target for a host of ills affecting fremont, including poverty. >> is hispanic and latinos becoming a scapegoat - there could be a case for that. juan garcia has been a citizen since 1978. there is racism. you can feel it, you know. >> valeria marquez, a preschool aide and aspiring singer says there's a part of fremont that doesn't welcome new ideas or faces. >> i think a lot has to do with fear. a lot of people are scared that we are taking over. >> last night the fearing of people like valeria marquez, who wanted to overturn the law were realised as their effort was defeated. nearly 60% of fremont voted to uphold it. the

and they have lost von miller, devin pinkerson, chris harrison. it's been a rough year. >> troy: it has. they've overcome a lot, as you said, joe. the best thing you can say about denver right now is they are playing their best football, which is what you want. >> joe: on third down and nine. pass caught. first down. that's kearse again. 12 yards from russell wilson to jermaine kearse, the big-bodied receiver for the seahawks. >> troy: they like the slant route, seattle. they had two receivers on each side. both of them, all four of them, actually, are running the slant. he had his choice. work the inside guy or take the outside guy. he elects kearse for a big third down conversion. >> joe: here's lynch. second carry of the game. and marshawn lynch lost yardage. a loss of two. and it was terrance knighton who has made a name for himself down the stretch for the denver defense up front to make that play. >> troy: and to tell you how much of a difference he has made, joe, in visiting with russell wilson on thursday, i asked him about this denver def

care von was caught on video breaking several traffic laws. this video was released of the two s.u.v.'s running through two stop signs and not signals when changing lanes. he was in the passenger seat as the lead s.u.v. and the new york police department released a statement saying the mayor's drives get specialized training to maintain his security while driving. >>> the raiders fan credited with saving a woman's life after she jumped will be honored. there will an brief ceremony at 8:30 and present the 61-year-old man with the certificate. he suffered severe bruises when the woman he tried to catch landed knee's first in his arms and chest in november following the raiders game against tennessee. >> senator feinstein will help serve food at a nonprofit known for providing meals and shelter to the needy. she will help mark a milestone at st. anthony's which is serving the 40 millionth meal. she last served the 13th million meal in first term as the mayor. this landmark event is a sign of san francisco's generosity and the continued need to fi

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